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Study for Scales and Staccato
By Miriam Hyde
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Study for Scales and Staccato. Grade 5
It is not clearly in any traditional form, nor was it intended to be. It just evolved spontaneously as a development of the opening scale and staccato figure (which we’ll call A.)
It is not clearly in any traditional form, nor was it intended to be. It just evolved spontaneously as a development of the opening scale and staccato figure (which we’ll call A.)
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ISMN 9790720167824
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